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Barely a week into the Lakers’ season, one thing is abundantly clear: They are better off without LeBron James.
Collin Sexton steps up and scores 21 points in the absence of Luka Doncic to help the Lakers rout the Clippers.
Portland’s high-octane offense outmatches the Lakers’ high-octane offense in a high-scoring affair at Crypto.com Arena.
If Angel City beats Boston in its regular-season finale Sunday, it could play host to a playoff game for the first time.
The Rams look like their old selves in a victory over the Raiders, while the Lakers rally to defeat the Jazz.
The Rams’ injury woes continued when star receiver Puka Nacua left practice because of a calf injury,
Luka Doncic has 28 points and Walker Kessler has 26 during the Lakers’ 127-105 victory over the Golden State Warriors.
World Series TV revenue depends a lot on ratings, but parity could cause some matchups to be less attractive nationally.
The 2026-27 Lakers will look different, sound different and play different than last year’s team, but the results will be the same.
The Rams lose in stunning fashion to the Arizona Cardinals while the Chargers fall to 0-6 with a loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.
The Dodgers are swept by the Milwaukee Brewers, bringing an end to their bid for three straight World Series title.
The Milwaukee Brewers seem to have the Dodgers number as they win Wednesday to take a commanding 3-0 lead in the NLCS.
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I’m assistant sports editor for The Times and a sports fan for as long as I can remember. I live and die with all our local teams.